Newbies Outing (part 11) - June 26 Saturday, Helix Bridge Sunrise

[Numnumball]

Not sure, 1 pic is about 7MB, still very new in flickr so not sure how to reduce the photo size to download into flickr??

Hihi, with the use of several photoediting software like PS4 or LR2 or 3 or even some freewhare like picasa will give u this option call "resizing".

 

[ZerocoolAstra]

Not sure, my 1 photo is about 7MB, still very new in flickr so not sure how to reduce the photo size?? and convert into smaller size (1500X1000JPG)

Oh my goodness :bigeyes: no wonder you exceed quota la...
For web viewing, I upload to photobucket at 900x600 (for standard 1.5:1 crop), which is only about 300-350kB per photo.

Just about any photo editing software should have some "resize" or "scale" function.

 

[songws]

Not sure, my 1 photo is about 7MB, still very new in flickr so not sure how to reduce the photo size?? and convert into smaller size (1500X1000JPG)

PS4 has a feature that compresses photos and resize known as "Save for Web & Devices..." and I resize my shots to 1024 x 670-800 (changes due to cropping), and most of my photos end up with less than 200KB.

Hope that helps.

 

[winkoo88]

Hihi, with the use of several photoediting software like PS4 or LR2 or 3 or even some freewhare like picasa will give u this option call "resizing".

Oh my goodness :bigeyes: no wonder you exceed quota la...
For web viewing, I upload to photobucket at 900x600 (for standard 1.5:1 crop), which is only about 300-350kB per photo.

Just about any photo editing software should have some "resize" or "scale" function.

PS4 has a feature that compresses photos and resize known as "Save for Web & Devices..." and I resize my shots to 1024 x 670-800 (changes due to cropping), and most of my photos end up with less than 200KB.

Hope that helps.

wow... thank you very much to all the bros. ok i will try it out this weekend...(resize my photo)

I am using PS4.

 

[wildcat]

wow... thank you very much to all the bros. ok i will try it out this weekend...(resize my photo)

I am using PS4.

I used to use PS3 and I think it's even easier. Some action or something... then you just put the length of the longest side as the limiter (for both horizontal and vertical limits, i.e. square), and process all the pics one shot.

 

[songws]

wow... thank you very much to all the bros. ok i will try it out this weekend...(resize my photo)

I am using PS4.

In PS CS4, go to "File | Save for Web & Devices..." menu or Alt+Shift+Ctrl+S in Windows, then you may be prompted with a message complaining that your image size may exceed the size Save for Web & Devices... was designed for, not to worry, just click Yes to proceed.

When you are in there, on the right bottom corner of the dialog box, change the Image Size accordingly. I would normally set the bigger number of either W or H to 1024 px, and don't forget to set Quality to Bicubic . Then Save!

That's it.

 

[winkoo88]

In PS CS4, go to "File | Save for Web & Devices..." menu or Alt+Shift+Ctrl+S in Windows, then you may be prompted with a message complaining that your image size may exceed the size Save for Web & Devices... was designed for, not to worry, just click Yes to proceed.

When you are in there, on the right bottom corner of the dialog box, change the Image Size accordingly. I would normally set the bigger number of either W or H to 1024 px, and don't forget to set Quality to Bicubic . Then Save!

That's it.

wow... very clear, thanks songws.

Thank you everyone, hope to go with you all again to take some landscape photo in near future.

 

[songws]

wow... very clear, thanks songws.

Thank you everyone, hope to go with you all again to take some landscape photo in near future.

Somehow I forgot to write Sharper in Bicubic Sharper in the Quality box. Btw, you are welcome!

 

[yyt87]

not sure whether it is the right place to post this.. but i have a question. how does one shoots at night up in the singapore flyer. Coz i was up there a few days ago and I kept having glares (due to the lights and the glass) which makes the picture look bad.. how do i overcome shooting behind glass at a night landscape?